Norwegian103 wrote:
I have a very muscular thigh area...
I run long distances
Mmmmm... very nice, sweet cheeks.
Thinking about your soft and fleecey pubes now too.
Or do you wax, or trim or shave?
Norwegian103 wrote:
I have a very muscular thigh area...
I run long distances
Mmmmm... very nice, sweet cheeks.
Thinking about your soft and fleecey pubes now too.
Or do you wax, or trim or shave?
Interviewer: Is having legs like tree trunks a disadvantage in the marathon?
Rob de Castella: Only if I get Dutch Elm Disease.
I'm in a similar position, a couple of months back I was quite disheartened by it but I did notice that the stick Kenyans are a phenomenon of the last 25 years before that Kip Keino, Ben Jipcho and Mike Bolt among others were all quite built in the quads. As was Peter Snell. Braham Lahlafi was seriously built in the legs far more then me and he could run 12:49 for 5km (but he was probably on something). Then there is Chris Solinsky who is big.
I'm pretty sure Lydiard said that heavy thigh-guys just have to do extra miles to make a physiological adaption. His case was Dick Taylor who ran 27:47 to win the 1974 Commonwealth games 10k final. Lydiard said he was really built in the legs so he doubled his mileage.
My advice is just get use to it, but try to not carry to much upper body weight, try to keep your upper body loose. Strengthening your hip flexor may be key to being competitive.
Good luck.
Subway Surfers Addiction wrote:
I'm in a similar position, a couple of months back I was quite disheartened by it but I did notice that the stick Kenyans are a phenomenon of the last 25 years before that Kip Keino, Ben Jipcho and Mike Bolt among others were all quite built in the quads. As was Peter Snell. Braham Lahlafi was seriously built in the legs far more then me and he could run 12:49 for 5km (but he was probably on something). Then there is Chris Solinsky who is big.
I'm pretty sure Lydiard said that heavy thigh-guys just have to do extra miles to make a physiological adaption. His case was Dick Taylor who ran 27:47 to win the 1974 Commonwealth games 10k final. Lydiard said he was really built in the legs so he doubled his mileage.
My advice is just get use to it, but try to not carry to much upper body weight, try to keep your upper body loose. Strengthening your hip flexor may be key to being competitive.
Good luck.
Wow, please more!
U should look into surgery to remorve ur thigh muscles.
My heart bleeds for your muscular thighs. But revenge is in the Creator's hands.
Be strong my friend.